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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
STANTON.
Preparing for HemOriaI-Day-Di
tinautshed Arrivals.
Especial telegram 10 Tho Dispatch

lFifA i[4 ltin-idNi W INC DtsHdtul
STNNTON, Va. June S.-Tne day has
teen one 0f alternate sun ,hinc and showers,
hut rot in the least DELAYING The preplrl-
liorS Tor ID" memorial ceremonies tO.mOr-
iew. Tire sti,ets are already receiving the
decorations appropriate for The occasion,
nh'ch lG, 'lc undivided aid ot the people
4 tlciowU aHd country. Festivals la sev
IaI section, Of the county have been re-.
centiS Ltld. end valuable aid sent ~ TO
,wtll themonl mentind. Generaland Mrs
lye,ii and laiy, General lmbodrn, aud
Nr. carlton Mccarthy arrived THIS after.
noon Governor and Mrs. Ice and party
vii reach lorc 20 morrow incoming, a. well
- GcucIal .Iu k>ou. OF Tennessee.
Co cal imh"den addressed large audi
'nIc 80 The op'ra-hGu'e t0-ulght. lhc al
Gros~ as for The benefit Ot the Shuato0
Ari.l cry. I've continued organization OF
he comnand which the General mIrched
10 The scene o. ho>tiites in 1861. The adj
dress was the var history Of the battery.
lie mentioned that It va. tbe first company
mustered iu'O the service for the war. Cap
tom Jane, EuWgardncr introduced Gene
raj ImhOdeu IN an eloquent address. G3nc-
raj ANCull was on the stand.
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TIE PRINTERS.
Yesterday sessiOn of the snterna-
tiOual Typographical linton.
ny teIcrraph 70 tbe Dlspaich.l


DrrFAIO, y. y. June S.--At mis- morn
hr's session OF The international TYPO
.iaILicll Union Convection Mr. Nc.
Danes. oi indianapolis, offered a res)lu.
iou. Lich was adopted. that an inquiry he
% ofcc made into the Usefulness OF The
olc,r tnue u o.. chief organizer.
~. ogden Presented resolution NJ The
.,Glusi Of tie Cincinnati Union that MAE
hour. fcrAii,ulc diy's work, excepting
IN uoTnnc and evening Dlpers.
~. wilkins, q Boston. moved that
.an.liii'e H. appointed on female cheap
abor. Adopted.
Ttr most Important business ga, the
GoTlion q resolution endor.inc the a..
ion o. New York Union, No. 9, in wbi'h
ihey PROTESTED against the d1uunciati1n Of
he New YORK S0, By 4 clique in the
knight. Of LqhOr.
Dctra'es Kcndlehoe ard lilzlrl, o!
Sew York. protested against tIe re.olu
unn bring referred 10 a committee, and Sc.
curod Iis immediate adoption. There I,
.r0tc fCciiug IN the convention in opp)si-
lion 10 tie Knights OF Labor. The mere
acntil n O. tue IIcmc Club j. q siZgIl Tor
uculir.
4 preamble and resolution. arc prepared,
nd vii be- pr' .cn'cd. that no dalegifes We
sent 20 The hm'ricaa Federation OF Labor.
An cGOrt Wiil be mqie to bave TIE crafts.
man again namcd the Official paper. mt
Nith,ut tie mandatory clause compelling
~ union ucr to subscvibe Tor IT,.
At ;hc AFTERNOON =, s>lOn ID. Z. Boyer. Oi
Sew York. was re- ertcd ctief orctriZcr.
re reports Of She delegates IN relation 10
Tie Chld~.GcXei fund SaOW tint tG,
,Iiniu, chttTod IDiO the matter with great
rnltu-asm. Nuy who had let The case
20 accept editorial positions dropped their
rons for ihc time aud took up the stick on
lhilG.'S birthday and ''set up" one th0n-
ard "Oms" OF type and contributed
I 10 ihe fund. Among these mention
nay be- made OF Colonel Cockrill,
% lie New York WORTH; Amos j.
,uuuinos. Of The New York SaD, and
.IObu hicNicar, n,araging editor % the De-
rot LrBibg NerS, former president OF
lie Iu'erpaliCoul Typographical Uaion.
Who rsd not 'tt type for over seventeen
,eals. \ number OF employing printers
duplicated tie amOunt Of the contribution
& ib,r cMplnyGs. rOlably Pulitzer. o! ths
New York World; TAYLOR, oi the Boston
GiCJc. anl Guilds, of The Philadelphia Pnb-
lie Ifdgcr. ard others The report ~ ~"
8oarG Il rru.ie. esiinl1ieS thattbo contri-
lulicn, to The fund on Mr.. Cbild,'s birth
day WI prob'bly reach $1,000 in addition
20 3. C20 ALREADY contributed on Mr.. DrcX-
= i.rEday.
Ihi, Afternoon Messr-. Daniels OF lodi
anarol>, ogden Of Cincinnati, and kokcn
+ 4. Louis we're elected Gclegstcs 10 the
rcxt convention OF the American Fedora.
ion ~ Tigdr,.
K.f.r. O.. Uas cb~.pn n tbp Dllcp al
meeting .Cf G,St yeai'> convention.
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Z KENTUCKY TRAGEDY.
NcOponing Of GIostiiities III Rowan
C0unty-h Desperate ARRAY.

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
LOUISVILLE, June S.-A Spccid II The
FUOuJ Times li,tS The f5llovrn. particu-
~ q tbc T,C.cpirg Of hO,iiiilir> IN k"n.
uck''> most 'rwic,, cOunty-l.oNIH Toe
,"iI@,n. Of H,rrhcal are again Startled by
lc Ei'inc 81 t1r,e mau yc>t"rdlv. The
i0Vn marstal - MorebcJ0. John Mlnnip.
ad warrant icr The arrest Of jack and
Gill Logan, son, II tn" notorious Or. Henry
ID. Logan, who ], nov in The Lexington
jail ou lrr charge Oi murder. Mlnnn went
% The house OF the LOGAN boys - arrest
hon. Ar old lady told him they were not
n. &c. told ter that he would have -
,,arch the house. aud proceeded - % 50.
- lr u>ctuC,I The stairway the Logan
BOYS, " be- Vrrr conceded aDo,e, trr up1n
i'm, llic'iie fatal wOUHd-. MInrln'>
pCSSc 0i t@o men who were vii hil
ten returned tie fire II The L'gin boy.
k,liu2 them bora. Munin never took ans
0sft 100 the ,ia-iin- IOlliyer fcud. The
Lcaar, were sc.jvc Martin supporters.
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10y Ap4N-+ pm ~ tAo III ttAt'is4
ST LOUIS. So. June S.-A special from
Oer,bIi. so. sry.: = cyclone visited This
county tc-tUd,t afternoon about 1 O'Clock,
t0iDe much .t',ral damage, but very se-
yGe d.mave 80 little Rock, about iiteeu
miles from hrc. on the eastern border OF
lbe ccurly a.o Wing upon tie river. the
torn c-ac iron tue southwest. striking
toe nmt O. NGry Oborj!cs's re,i-
ducr, Viii . Wl> eoLireiy lifted
IRON, IL, fourdad,u., turned partially
around. and dropped almost a comDle.e
ortck several l,,' from IT, former res. ing
llscc. The hr>nnd, wife, ana several
rtIincu. seeing fne storm com.a2, sought
.aiety u the cellar. while the house was
trCd from Over tEo.l. Ob-rdick's barn
Wa, d,-rJytG. l.r,r horses BILLED, orchard
ccmpicub uprcoicG anj twroiy acre, o.
beat wiped "uJ. TIE twO-.tory re,i
crceoi T.. 3. Davidson was uurooicd aud
nncd from IL ioundaliou TIC frame
80 siccr, o oi Jo,sc Henricks was almost TO-
nl5 destroyed. tie house, were all in
Toe sane cowuu.ity. The storm covered
p space 81 cry yards WIDE, TrliD- de-
,liudiuu ioall 0ul.b0useS, fence. sud tree,
ir H.. scope. Jtc storm va, accompanied
IS The heaviest rim for months.
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REvENUE DISTRICTS.
4 Procure that the President VIII
Probably Resist
[specIal telegr.m % De Dlspatch.I

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch'
WASHINGTON, June s. senators ransom
and Vance aud RepFest ntaiiyes Henderson,
Cowlt,, Rowland. and perhaps Others
viii be htre o. soon a. the Presptent 10,
iums TO this city to urge the restoration Oh
Tie Sixth North Carolina rnternal.reyenue
dttrict. The collector Is MAJOR Z. =.
DOwd, ex.membeT Of Congress aud senator
Nsucc's former law-partnor.
A great pressure was brought 10 pen ou
The President before be left 10 induce hiu
10 restore several Of tie abolished districts
Thus pressure was especially strong rom
the States Of Maine, New jersey, and New
York, where one Of the collectors was ;. ~
1ildcn, DR., a nephew OF the late Hon. sd
1ilden. Mr. A. ". Lyman, The WASH
ingtOn correspondent OF toe New YORK
Sun, aOd an Administration Democrat
80 far a. his personal feelings 70,
ieils ne that be was IN toiouei
Lam0nps Office At the White House wben
The NyY Jersey delegation called, Whlie
they were presenting their case TO tue Pfe'i.
dent Mr. Lyman asked Colonel lamont
what would be the result OF Their peiiilong
Colonel Lamont replied that the President
had abolished The twenty-five internai-
reyenue disiricts only after mature feuef~
uol and careiai review Of the situation
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upon yr.tidsy. Tho only vari'lI,n to'br
usCC aiil 30 1u 'ufli,r STAR than wa. -
dfst inlondtf. 20 ~ 10 give the puiy
q icst ird comfortable d,snrr ct Paul
mills LGi1rc ipkirV tie second stsgi0'
nc jcuIu,y OF rine niles 60 hilcs- ,olrl@
rbc nar SO ihe Ipiroad stltioe istwenlY
,iN rnlcs. aIG win BE- accomplished ia about
itroe hours The STAY 10 Albany, whlca
Nill ~ rcccLrd early Friday morning, will
heapr 81 three bOur- only. the President
proqfamme allO log him only sufficient
ilne to breakfast With Governor liill be.
lore Iisun ing bis Journey 10 Warrington.
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IN Indoient Organ.

when the liver IS indolent, rs it must noces-
sarily be when it fails TO secretc the bile in
sufficient quantities TO meet the requirements
Of digestion and evacuation, it should DO set at
work with HOstettor's Stomach Bitters. The
hcalihful stimulus to activity impaired by this
incompatible Alternative speedily evinces IT,
self IN a departure Of the uncomfortable sen
saiions in the right side, the nausea, fur upon
tho tongue, indigestion. ard sick headache
consequent upon inactivity OF the liver and the
diversion Of the bile from its proper channel
Irregularity of the bowels IL always and pain
lessly reformed by the corrective indicated.
which is infinitely TO be preferred, both be-
cause IL IL safe aud more o1cGciOus, TO blue
pill, CnlOmcl. and drenchng purgatiges Of
every class. Il cures and prevents feyor and
ague and rheumatism. 10 9-Ih(wlSaSTu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
dismissed without Character.
telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y ct tAi.A ~ ttt' A+''.t-'tNl+sl
WASHINGTON, june S.--W. II. Green, the
uniy col0rcd man ever admitted to the sig
nal service. bias been dismissed from that
service without character. The onlg >ieni-
f,ancc in hi, order lies in tae fact that he
80 "a col1red man and j. the man over whom
GUG.l Hszcn 0DG Secretary.of-W Var Lin
coin. had controversy. Green was
.raGua'c of New York College and was
li.Lly recommended, and the Secretary
,yorrul,d Iazeu. Green, soon after his
appointment, Wa, assigned 10 Outy at Pen
.aco'a. Tue sergeant III charge 0i the sis-
ral Office there refused 10 accept Green A.
bis assistant, and va, courj-marti1led ana
reduced 10 u private for diSobedlence Of
orders. Green was placed in charge at
Pensacola, but did not give satisfaction
.iilcr to the Siguai Office nor to the com
uuni'v be served. lie was sent to Roches-
tor, \. y. where bis record he's been very
unsatisfactory, ana it is stated That bad he
ie,na white MN his connection with The
isual service would have been sumn'rily
cut short lon. before this; but The desire
~ Give The c0lOred man every possible In
luigoncc led - his retention until his own
conduct necessitated bis dismissal.
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Ierorne.ParIs Races.


NEW YORK. June S.-Flr,t racc-half
mile Nagnetizer won; Ml,s Nellie (dly)
second, Flitaeay third. Time 0:j04. The
betting was fifteen 10 one against the win
ner. Mutuas paid S71.25.
second Tace-three quarters OF mile
Salisbury won easy; Harry russell second.
Time, Iii. The betting was twelve to one
against the winner. MuiuIlS paid STA.
Third Tace-One mile Richmond won (;
Minority Colt second, Bess third. Time,
l:i'l.
Fourth race-one and three-siXteenths
mi'cs- StoneDuck won; Eunls second, Ten
Be. ke third. Time, 2:05I.
Fifth race five fnrlOngs- Ch0ctaw won /;
King Arthur second, Adonis, third. Time,
1904. o..
sixth ace-stecplechase, over full
course Shamrock won; Disturbance Sc
cond, Ecuador third. Time, 4:2S5.
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nEsTBUCrHyE wATER.SPOUT.
villages Observation-Disclosures Swept
AWay-EnOrInOus Loss of
HrOnOrtY.
LRy telecraph y lhe plspatch.

ny t'iHbi di'u ~ t4io DtoPht'i-I
TlTTyrCrGg, june S.-A special from
Jouu,towu. Penn, says: A fpOi ye,t.r-
Gay vas caused by water. -p0u, west Of
uo0yor,yill', Ssmcr-ct county. Niillge
nr the line % NE S0mcr,e, and Cambria
railroad. The village was entirely IN Ter
water. and The obstruction OF propor,S i
.tcat. Mmv thousand logs belonging to
ne L4tIObc Lumber Company passed acre
vo,le'dny. TIE bridges above here were
caI'icd an. kccrLylle bridge was plrdy
destroyed, and one at Cooper>dule was ~.
iiroly STtY; awal, rs was one at Won
Luu ems. near the town. Ihe destruction
Of property l. enormous, but the amount
cannot be- aSccralned nOH.
A. IlOoyer>yiile the work 81 The food T.
appalling. Upwards Of twenty residences
were washed on their f0undl'iouS and de.
Vo,iied on the GROUND, At least 100 FAM.
tics IN hi. borough alone lost eycrYthingIu
the lower stories and cellars OF their
lou>c>. The water having sub>idcj, the
scene TO-DAY i, one Il generalization aud
lWn. The yard, and streets are blocked
With dfJj1S and rubbish; houses tilied up
With water. soaked gOOGs, aGd mud, and
MuiituGCs II women and children are
.tardmg about wccping.and mourning over
.hCir mined hou>e>.
In GublGoNn, ConcmaJghbOr0ugh.
NsuillyHr, NipCrsvllc, Cambria City. and
toortI>dalc the same scene Is presented,
ana It L. estimated That in the suburbs aud
MS cry two hundred people were tempo.
.rIily rendered hOmelos. and dependent for
,roltH on The charity of their more forlu-
bate Id4hb0rs. No e>limttc can be made
oi TIE damace at present, but il Is thought
,hst it VIII reach 2l,j00,00) IN this vicinity
lone. No h'Cs, = iar d known, were
.~t.
Nj. j.. i. Noucll. widow Of Hon. ID. J.
Non ]. Gltd from heart-dlSel~c about -
.'c.ccb It night, produced, il i, supposed,
t, excitement caused ~ the wafer ,ur.
.oruug Bon bcu,e aud being seyerd feet
.u o.. lower story. Mr.. jaime, VI. Cooper,
wealthy andufluenlial cilileuof Cooper,-
llio. pl,p Cropped dtad from OyeIcNcitc.
,rrt. Uc AID Mrs.. NorIcll were each
.i oUt .iNt>-E,e years Of age. Anumber OF
.l.u 0oatb, IRON the floods ar reported.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
DIsCCssrF G THE AE6L9-rU2KI5H con-
viNIIoN RELATIVE To lGYPr
Tic C,jteiicn Of Russia AID France The
StaIo Taken by ENGLAND
and Turkey
lBy APPROXIMATION cable to the Dlsra,ch.l

by Arglo-Amerloan cable TO the Dlspa,ch.l
CoNsrASTINoFLF. June s-Sir Henry
DIuum6rd. WnlG. special ENGLISH repre-
sentative IN charge III TIC Fgytan question.
ara Sir william 4. White. English Am
Jasador, discussed With the Ottomsn Com
mission lat evening the objections
u Russia and France 10 Che Anglo.
Furnish Convention relative 20 Esipf.
The French and Russian Amhlssai0r@ hlf
declared. IN presenting th" oliectinns 81
their Governments, that The conveliiI n
was contrary 10 TIE Sul,au's sovereign
rgbls. IT.. announced that the adhesion
Il Ile Powers TO the convention viii
he invited riier IL is ratified, and I'M
Il any OF lie Powers flil 10 give ilrir
,ancJion within three years sutl r'fn-ai
WIN le rogs;dcd a. constituting 9n cN'"r
oal danger to Egypt. and British cs"ut
ZION q The country viii Do po-ipou"i
The Porte win ratify the convention ante!
he l'aiFam festival.
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The sharp Jury.

NEW YORK, June S.--The work OF Sc
curing Jury to try jacob Sharp was con-
timed this morning. The sixth sea wa,
lhe only vacant one. and IL was filed
.lo,tly after noon by placing w. r.. Mead
IN The lox. The prosecution tnen stated
fbai they were satisfied with the people as
II stood.
The defence then excused Editor john
con. # The Century NQqozine. James q.
E,npctt, with L. G. Dun q Co.'S CONNER
rial agency, was given the fourth seat Ia
the box. aud the District Attorney expressed
his satisfaction with toe jury a then con
stnuted. Counsel for the defence then
challenged MIR. Bennett. This reduced the
number Of Sbarp's peremptory challenges
10 Two,
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Russian Diplomats Dismissed.

ny Anglo-American cable to tho Dispatch.l
LONnON, June S.-A dispatch 10 the Co
lognc GdzCHe i1om Il. Petersburg says that
". SshicroG and N. Tatis .heH, formerly
Fu,sl. ambassadors at Berlin, have been
ci,mi..cd from the diplomatic service Of
Russia for publishing secret official dOcu-
m,nts in connection with the controversy
.ctN'cn the North German Gdzeftc and
tie Russian pIoss, ard that Editor Katkofl.
T. the Moscow Gozeitc, has been rcpri-
msLLld Tor puhIislIns The documents.
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,,,' su US bearings. erd that he was deter.
~. no' to weld 20 the importuniies NJ
S,a2ie instance.
,h '.'r lbe circumstances nm convinced
ro the sixth North Carol,ns iotcrntl.
,S'thue district win he merged iuto the
ruth aud Fifth on the l5lh proximn, no
1,'ler bow ably aud persi,icntly tee Nor,h
,,aluilna 'el'gaton may present tneIJ
.'i"s, Colonel BOYD was here tat week
70 k't information as 10 bow ne should be
IN me ieflorTancc Of lis added duiic'
Wt'u inc proposed change should 50 iu.o
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BASKETBALL Yesterday.


At Wa~hmg'on:
Northumberland q o. u
BosloDS...........o . . j. :
Ba'c'ait>: Na,hi0-tnnS. :; bo'' ms, y
L'T"I, Wash'nSt1n,, b0't1n'' g. b a.;
,,IT "i'lDoi' d." ~ .''' "''''''''' ' az"
NJ / l''Iu' 'p"'' ooooooo,o y
Ht 'ni n, '''''''oo
Ial''"u' l''y,', ~. p,';,,,.,,
Frrn,.. Nrv York,. .. PnI,I.r,li,..
p ',,i1iI Elcy.nJ ,,,J,,r.D. Eojnt,n
and Cinning.
,.rns..,.,.,.:
- rr ''i,''.,nl,T ootoooooo- %
Chi,.ooo. o5ONO10O- :
E@.o Lit.. Fundamentals. :. Cbirggo.. If
r,,o,.. . Ipdign,noli. = Ciic,-,s = nat
;lri,e. Rotlr AMI Nyrr.. HrI3iu and
naiIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
The Floods I'm Hungary.

by Anglo-Amencan cable to the Dispatch.l
VIENNA. June S-An exceptionally
stormy winter and numerous heavy snow
falls account 10 a large extent for the pres
cot ci,eslroIls 1no's in Hungary. 1t j.
stated that no amount OF dyke inspection
an prevent the occurrence OF floods in the
Thci,- Valley until the Goycrnmfnt nm
dcrtakcs the regulation az the Dlnube a,
ne Ion Gates, as provided form the treaty
of porlin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
and nIlcyg. and borge.sweepcr will not In,

md hIIcys, and borse-swcepcr VIII not III
i,l',ie with The present force. ne ""j
ION ibat il will GispIicc day labor should
have he simc Rtigbt tDat the cry raised
ftais ego agan.t the rpe Deputmen' ~
Substituting tie present cfecii 20 means ~
ifeS Cutiug large fires for the bind engines
"rpp viin by 10, hoys." On question OF
sueh ;ital importance. Involving Only
BE hoaifb lut To livos ~ our ciiizeos'
ibGIe should hc 20 delay m deciding Ene
necessity o. hasi,lg orr streets oitrn aud
thoroughly swept, aud nur city paced In =
nroper sabii9ry condition tbs SUMNER,
nav he ibe means " pr venting That worst
II evils 10 us--tbe odscntrf ch0Ierl. which
9Th aud unclcaniness will csrlainls ioyfe.
Y y S,TRATrDN.
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COTTON REPORT,
Market nominal.
QUOTATIONS.
MiDDLIEG.-llbalis.c.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

JUNE ,, 1875.
The market Is not particularly brisk, but
there is greater interest manifested in old
and new wrappers this week. Some good sales
have been made. and other larger ones viii
probably be consummated this week. as there
are several outside large buyers looking
around and some strong spectators working
tie market. Darks are steady with a few breaks
OF medium shippers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
SALE.

Having taken possession Of the STOCK OF
MERCHANDISE under a decd 81 trdst this day
executed % me by r. X. STERN, / am pre-
rarod to receive bids Tor the stOcK As a whole
Or i'm such arcels as will suit purchasers. The
s.Ock consists OF IA assortment OF DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, SHOLS, and HATS such as are usU-
ally kept IN a general variety store. This is .
sDlendil opportunity for parties wishing 10
start in business in a good stand. The house
ana store IS for rent, and the fixtures and stock
can 10 purchased 1T n bargain.
SOL. l.. BLOOMBERG, Trustee,
ic 9-its 3lS north Sixth street.
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Mr.. Buttons Reply.

Iby I'I'EIdVH % IIV Do pdV-l-I
LYNCuBCRG, Va, June -ChWles W.
uulop, formerly postmaster here. pnh-
ii.lc- a card III reply to the charges made
~ he Sherman Brothers ye>tcrdiy. in
which ne saws that the failure OF the latter
10 make a success Of the Lvnchburs Vir-
qiuian was due to their own mi,m1nlge-
ment, aud not to any Misrepresentation
made Iy him
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The Ccru,nn Crown Prince.

ny Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.1
BfrIIN, June S.-Dr. MOrell Mackenzie,
Il Lon don. to-day performed a second OPP
Grafton upon the tumor IN the Crown
Princes throat and successfully removed
auoiher portion Of the growth. Cocline
MS u,,d 10 deLd"n the sensation in the
,rori. 20 that the operation was almost
rain,C4,. The spirit, Of the Crown Prince
wcrc much raised by Dr.. MacKen2ie's as.
.urorcp "a ciIrp
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REyIEw oFlrHs CHICAGO xARkEr

CHICAGO, juno July VIII a; opened st
S6ysc., and within ave minutes had declined ~
Almost every body seemed 10 have some 10 SELL
a downward movement With few pauses until
s6Ac. was reached; then therewas a little with
drawal II pressure. A large proportion OF tho
stud sold came from houses who loaded up y
little en- strong epots yesterday. Receipts were
very iaige-about 100 cars more than was ex-
peeled. June wheat was offered In settlement
at V2kc Tho Impression Is growing that June
n gc,iirg pretty yearly covered up: 20 nearly,
at any rate. ,hat the clique are likely ~
any moment 20 lot June tako care of
about sg3s abdA 81, aud June steady a. ~ Az
me session proceeded all HE scanned % drQp
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Another Offer.

Julien BInford makes better Offer for
half dime OF 1902. H. viii NOW give tive
gallons II hi, splendid XXXX Whiskey.
which he sells Tor 81 "a gtllou, for a half
dime Of 1902. IN good order. II you can't
eti such bali dime, try some OF tbi, whis-
key INFLOW. II Is 4 superior article. and
YOU can buy it at - per quart.
JULIEN BNFORD,
1902 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
The strikin. ~. Paul Carpenters,
(By telegraph TO the Dlspaich.J

ST. PAUL, June S.-Twclve hundred car
penters, who are on strike now for niue
hours TO constitute a days labor, held
meetings last evening, at which they re.
ilerated their determination 10 bold ont
until their demand Is acecded TO. The
contractors held meeting and passed a
resolution fixing ten hours to constitute a
DAYS labor, calling on the citizens and ,be
officials to sympathize with them 10 this
sciion, nnd expressing the determination
not 10 Weld an inch TO the demands OF the
men.
Building operations all over the city are
practically suspended so far as carpenters
work Is concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Indians on the warpath.

by tolegralh 70 In0 DIFpa'VH'I
BENSON. A. T., June s. Thirty Indians
are now stated 10 DE on the warpat0, instead
o; seventeen, ~ at first reported. Taelr hrsl
victim was Union veteran. II IS feared
that two white men at work az Taole
MAINTAIN, on the Oak-GIoye trail, have also
fallen yicums TO the ionegades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-09
Fort Iyer. Virginia.
[By Telegraph to the DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, June S.-Upou tue reapm-
menGaliOn OF General sheridan the Score
toy OF War has decided that two com
panICs Of cavalry shall be permanently
stationed at Fort Ny or, Va, which has been
abandoned since last sumner, when il wa,
used Is school OF Instruction for the
signal service. II has not been defnitely
settled what companies will be ordered
tHpTQ.
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l,Mr. CEnENI. PLASTER, &c.

CjCHOONER JOHN S. BEACHUM
- daily expected with 2,tO0 barrels FRESH
kGCRLAND LINE; schooner j. ". Hne now
dischargine EOChLAND LIVE.
Fun sleek kOSENDALE, UNION, and PORT
LAND CEMENT, ANCHOR LIME. FIRE
BRICKS, LA1HS, PLASTERERS' HAIR, &c.
WARNER MOORE,
Lump and Ground Nova Scotia Plaster.
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